Can you use this for brewing beer
34520
You can use this for grain recipes to convert the starches into fermentable sugars to increase to ABV of the beer.
34521
Really wish I could answer that for you, however I am using it to make my own Ovaltine.:) So my answer would be, I don't know. Sorry.:(
34522
I suppose you could. I use the Barley Malt Powder to feed yeast in a bread culture.After all, as they say bread is solid beer and beer is liquid bread.
2262493
Yes you can, it's a double walled pitcher that fits under the Keurig for brewing
131976
This pot is not for fermentation. There are several steps to making beer and bottling is toward the end. This pot can be used two ways. You can use it as a mash tun or to boil the mash. From there you move it to a fermenter. It is there for about 2 weeks . After that you bottle.
9455
I have no idea. probably need to contact the manufacturer to find out. I have used mine for continuous kombucha brewing without any problems.
1026100
YES, it can be used to brew Kombucha. Great for a continuous brew setup! I put a paper towel under the plastic ring to keep out fruit flies during warm weather
9454
I have no idea. probably need to contact the manufacturer to find out.I have used mine for continuous kombucha brewing without any problems.
1517868
Yes...we use it to brew beer using the Nu-Wave induction heating element.....works great. Takes a while to get that much water to temp though....but holds it steady....we love it.
454641
Well, no. This is the milled malt mixture, dry yeast packet and hop pellets. You will need your brewing equipment, plus water and maple syrup. I recommend grade B syrup as it will give you more flavor, grade A tends to get converted more completely by yeast leaving you with more alcohol and less maple goodness.That being said, give this a try if your ambient temp is in the low 70 degree range. Most people who tried the beer I made from this kit were impressed! I'm tweaking it and making a larger 5 gal batch this fall.
404079
I converted a freezer to a beer fermentation cooler with it. I don't see why you couldn't.
412150
Yes, if you're going to be making beer from scratch. If you just buy kits and follow the instructions, you won't ever need it.
2138844
You could, but then you would need to consume or serve the entire container. Growlers are meant for short-term storage and will not hold the carbonation or freshness. You could keg your beer and keep it pressurized with a co2 system. But that is a bit much for a one gallon batch. The yield was ten 12oz bottles or five bombers.
1142656
It will -- but the temperature range is too high for brewing beer. The markings will be difficult for you to read at lower temperatures. Something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Brewcraft-Thermometer-Homebrew-Brew-Kettle/dp/B009CTQ2MK will be more what you're looking for.
1434442
No, I have used mine for about 15 batches of beer. It is still in perfect shape.
2095692
No, this brewer model can only use Pods for brewing coffee. See the third picture from the top at the left for an example of the type of Pod that can be used.
1355765
Haven't seen it myself. I've used it about a half dozen times, for brewing beer.
860480
You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The pressure won't stay constant and over time your beer could gain or lose carbonation. I use this when I take a keg to a party with a picnic tap. Works great for that.
947389
You can but you'll lose carbonation in the beer. The nitro is only to push the beer, not carb it.